Donald Trump’s Finances Revealed: $8M From Crypto, Bible Sales, And NFTs

Former president Donald Trump

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Former president Donald Trump‘s finances were revealed after the disclosure form was made public on Thursday. The Republican nominee has made more than $8 million out of cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and Bible sales since leaving office in 2021. The more than 250-page filing comes less than 100 days before Trump and Kamala Harris go to the polls.

Trump, as per the latest Forbes estimate, has a net worth of $4.5 billion. His financial disclosure reveals that the former president earned $7.2 million in an NFT licensing deal, $300,000 from royalties for a $59.99 Bible he endorsed in partnership with singer Lee Greenwood and at least $635 million from real estate, hotels, resorts, and golf properties.

Here is a breakdown of Donald Trump’s finances:

Assets:

Real Estate and Properties: Income of at least $635 million from real estate, hotels, resorts, and golf properties.

Shares in Trump Media & Technology Group: 114,750,000 shares of the company behind Truth Social, though currently unsellable due to a lockup period.

Royalties:

$4.4 million from the book “Letters to Trump.”

$300,000 from “The Greenwood Bible.”

Around $500,000 from “A MAGA Journey.”

Cryptocurrency and NFTs:

Holds $1 million to $5 million in Ethereum via CIC Digital LLC.

Earned $7.1 million from NFT licensing.

Liabilities:

Court Judgments:

Owes over $50 million to the New York Attorney General and writer E. Jean Carroll.

$454 million in a civil fraud case.

$83.3 million in a federal defamation case.

Mortgage Payments: Recently paid off mortgages on properties in Chicago (valued between $25 million and $50 million) and Trump Plaza.